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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-03
The G. A R. Encampment.

The Twentieth Annual Encampment. 6.
A. X, Of Maine, convened at Bath, Tuesday
of last week. A large number Of veterans
have been in attendance. and an enthusiast
tic session has resulted. Commander Fair
child was present and gave an address.
Wednesday. General James A. Hail in
troduced resolutions calling upon Maine
congressman to work for law granting
e pension Of Sl2 per month to the widow
Of every honorably discharged soldier
Hon. Hannibal Hsmlin presented resolutions
on the death of Gen. Logan, and paid elo-
quent tribute TO his memory.
The following officers were chosen: Rich
ard K Galley, Portland, Commander s. L.
Miller, Waliobnro. S. V. C.. VI. s. Smith,
Ellsworth. j. " c.; Rev. @ H. Shinn,
Deering, Chaplain H. c. Levanse'le
Thomaston, Med Dir Delegates to Ma
tonal Encampmen', Hon. Hannibal Ham
lin, Bangor. Gen. John ID. Anderson. of
GRAY. also ten representatives and alter
mates.
A grand camp fire was heidSWednes-
day evening at the opera house, 6OF$Keter-
ans attending.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-03

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-03

it. Open up this question and let in the
light of day ,and not have the lobster doomed
to the sane fate of the porgies. Make
suitable laws TO protect the mother lobster
by stopping this wholesale destruction Of
them and their Young almost the whole year
round, and in short time we shall cease
to hear the cry of mo Holsters !"
From one VINO is in favor of game laws.
and would like TO see suitable fish laws.
A. II. WAsGATT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-03
Senator Hale.

Tie Mare Legislature la,t week ELECTED
Hon. Eugene Hale a, United States Sena-
tor This of course a foregone conc,u-
sion months ago and the Legislature have
simply confirmed 10 the wishes Of the Re
publicans Of the State Since his first en-
trance into the Senate Mr. Haze has grown
IN the confidence and esteem Of the party in
this State. and particularly of the business
men. He has proved careful, practical
and conservative legislator and Senator
vino hl, constantly gained in influence in
the bod, Of which b. is a member. He hs-
d.,ot-d his attention TO the prac' zeal ques-
tons Of buils!inga navy. Of extending our
trade by paving American ships literally TO
carry our mails to South American and Mex
lean ports and the construction of adequate
deftnce> for our cna>ts.- Piscataqms o.
scTrer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-03
The Fisheries.

THE MAINE LEGISLATURE ENDORSES THE
ACTION OF THE UNITED STATES SENATE.
During the morning session of the Legis-
lalure, Jan. -. Mr.. Condor Of Friendship.
presented 10 the House series Of resolutions
regarding the Non Intercourse with Canada
bill now before Congress which we're adopted
BY the House under suspension Of the rules
and sent TO the Senate. The resolutions are
a. follows
Whereas. For nearly wear American fish
ermen in Canadian waters have been and are
subjected to UNJUST and in some instances, 10
inhuman treatment st the hands Of the officials
Of the Dominion Government. by which the
comfy Of nations has been denied TO vessels
bearing the American flag. and
Nherr7S. the Dominion Government ha,
recently enacted hostile legislation, has inter
prctrd existing treaties TO deny 10 our fisher
men the right To purchase supplies in Canadian
ports. and has done other hostile acts unbe-
coming friendly nation. and
Hh,refS, the just rights and protection of
our fishermen are OF the greatest importance
to the people Of Maine. therefore
ReSDlre3. That il the Canadian Government
Shall continue such hostile measures the Leg
i>lature Of Maine, now in session. faVcr> the
rctaiatory legislation proposed in Congress by
the Government Of the tnited States. 10 the
extent. il need ~. Of DENYING TO the Canadian
vessels in American ports the right 10 pur-
chase supplies and the further exclusion Of all
Canadian products 10y land or ga from being
imported into Or passing through the nitcd
States until such offensive legislation and in
trrpr,ton Of existing treaties and violation of
national comfy shall have been Withdrawn and
discontinued.
h,>"irej. That a copy Of thi> preamble aud
resolution, De- forwarded to our senators and
Representatives in Congress. and by them To
hc laid before their re- p"tiiNe bodies
In addition to the above Mr. Herse, 4
Hsrp,wtlI introduced an order directing the
Committee on Federal Relations 10 inquire
what SETON IT ], advisable for ~. leSisla-
ture 70 take in regard to the aggressive sets
Of thu Dominion Government upon our fish
ing Interests.
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For ulr kl-N nth N'u.-lt.4u.
The Lobster Fisheries.
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The 3-a;lry for February.


lH' Na.HiN tu tl' contents af 'h' rErr. pr
t'HfHfE i net .'>~ hn'i.'ahI. lhHu 'lir -tn-
graphic. distribution of their origin. Ia SUBJ
lt'i- and contributors a.t sections ~ iA' -p"l-
try Hrc rrpr'>t utr'l ani arpea II ui4' 4"
man! ta-',> Politics. biography tr"r ii.-
t'H u four hind> art. architecture a-'rnu-
ouiN. paisr questions. wtr r miui~r,ugt> uu-
written history I"'if1 md Iali'r !uI'r-h l"l-
IT, of .tai and present Interest. The draw
ing, 10y WINSTON Homer, Prnn"N. Eum.
hcmb.r, \ z, Nuud Il, thr beautifully printed H.
grlN in-- ~ astronomical subjects inriuin-
u uoyoI pltr of "a tiI,h M lightning" from
& photography lhr r'prodHstI"u' ~ th. hr"N
discovered Roman bronze statues. and 'h" POT
traits Of American statesmen and INn,~,
show no willingness tn subordinate the cNcci-
Irnco II thr pictures IN the vNcr.rncr NJ iAe
tcNt.
The Lii. % Lincoln. by lIll ana N.c"laN, !
occupied with l.incplu'> first t,riu ia Congress
AMI hl- lie IL q lawyer lhi- iu,'a!lm,ni con-
Guiding the first portion u The biography lnal
carving r. ruigrrt ~ hl- t"fil"th NraF-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-03


The incrs-la cold weather OF 'n- past
eight week, ia, gwen p.ace q, q mildrr
temperature. o. VI ,udAy lnI saturday of
this week We had heavy rain storms "ni.h
removed tn sn,v and spnt-l Tn rl-lIhIns.
Large quantities Of cord AMI 5000. mood
have been hauled out THIS season, and now
await shipment.
Henry J. Hoyry, our enterpri,ing match
manufacturer, has also cut ana hauled a
very large amount of pine timber, A. bic
purposes extending his business the CON-
ing season. The Hoyey match has well
deserved reputation.
Miss Abbe Soule has been yer, Ill. blt j,
now on the mending hand.
The Rev Q. L. Herbert baptist prrnci-
es here on the first and third Sabbaths #
each month. and the Rev. j. +. Npw,an
(Melhoi isD second and fourth.
Two evergreen Sabha,n schools are in
successful operation, superintrn!cd respec
lively ~ Brethren Samuel LIBBY and H-n
~ J. Hoyey.
Our merchants are doing a YER. qIiet Yet
profitable business.
This town needs railroad connection WITH
the outside world, ana We trust that soon a
move NAV be male in that direction.
Jan. ~. TECUMsEH.
The rain of the past few days has ruined
the fine ,leghing.
Service, in the NJ. T. Church the Both By
Mr.. Nowlan, the new pastor.
Miss NJ p. Spmling left for Massa-
chuset,s, the 2Sth She will spend the win
ter with friend.
Miss Lizz;e JOY i, visiting friends at W.
Sullivan.
Mrs Phebe Squirting is visiting her moth
er, Mrs. W. leighton Of Sieuben.
Jan. 81.
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N1ArE DE MAI\E

HANCOCK, 7S.-Court Of Probate, Ellsworth
Jan. Term, lSs1
4 petition having been filed by the widow OF
said deceased, for allowance out uf the person
al estate in the estate Of tie following named rcr
son, viz Abncr ;. Townsend late OF Ems
worth
ORDERED, That said petitioner give public no.
tce to all persons Interested by causing a COPY
of this order 10 be published three weeks sue
ccssively in the Ellsworth American. a newspaper
printed or published IN Ellsworth, that they may
appear at Court Of Probate for said county,
to he held al the Probate Office in Bucks
port, on the second Wednesday in Feb. next,
AZ ten OF the clock IN the forenoon, and show
If any they have, why the same should not he
granted.
o. 7. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
\ true copy, Attest :-tHAs. +. BoRR. Register.
.sxy2F
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-03

ger on the winiry seas ne<er runs here for
safety to find himself barred 90 hy ice.
Concert and dance at Pacific hall, Thurs
dsv evening of las, week, music by the West
Sullivan band. Considering the short time
thew have been practicing they do great
credit 20 themselves and teacher.
Mr.. f. J. Hammond has lately purchased
part OF Capt. Il. Pendleton's home lot. We
understand he intends 10 build a cottage the
coming season.
Capt r. Pendleton has purchased the
house aud lot formerly owned ty - VI.
Hammond r.
Jan. 81.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-03


have noticed Of late, several articles in
the AMERICAN in regard to the Ses, harbor
or port on this section Of the coast. don I
think that any one here is looking for this
to become the terminus o. he {. L. X or
any other R. R., but think We are safe in
saving, without any exaggeration, that BY
the gift of nature in It's arrangement.th this har-
Dor is unequaled in this vicinity, for what its
name indicates, winter harhor Its situa-
ton makes it very easy of access III all kinds
of weather With Schoodic hill at lis en-
trance, promnen' landmark in clear wealth
er, and powerfu whistIing buoy well out on
the starboard hand AMI good harbor light
on the port hand for guides in thick wealth
err it is one of the safest hafbOrs to run for,
on TIE coast, and it has safe anchorage al
most anywhere inside Of he light house. But
the spreiaI feature Of the harbor is its free
dom from ice. Even in severe winters, when
the great bays have been packed with ice,
this has been entirely clear, even the small
coves, except for a few days in very severe
still weather, bat with the first wind it
breaks up ana sails out to sea. The voya
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-03
st, Nicholas for February.

A new serial story by james otis.the author
of Toby Tyler n begun this month in NJ
Nicholas The author calls it '.Jenny's Board
house; very quiet but very true story Of
New-York life" II deals with the sougs Of a
lot Of little newsboys aRl baby whom they
adopt. aud it begins to be interesting with the
first paragraph
Hjalmar II. Boyesen opens the number with
3 stirring and seaSonable tale Of Icclandic adj
venture. entitled Between Sea and sky
capitally Illustrated IN the fronti>picce drawn
hy J. W. Bodies.
''Efie's Realistic Novel, i very clever sketch
by Alice Wellington Rollins. in which. while
telling an amusing story Of little girl " no
tried to write Ike Mr., IIawells, Mrs. Rollins
manages % convey al excellent idea u the
methods and purposes Of the modern school Of
fiction-writer>. There i q brilliantly llustrat
ed descriptive article Among the GaS-well>, :"
hy the author Of the interesting paper on
"Borins FOR on in the December number
ann the Rev. Westinghouse ad,ien hn~ 4 num-
bcr of valuable thoughts for the rising gener-
alton under the suggestive title. III wcr, a
Eov''
Palmer Cox tcll~ about The Brownies Sing
in-->chool,' deictin. with pon and pencil their
remarkable adventures: ami = japanese story
translated into English. hut Illustrated by j
japanese artist, j. not tho beast striking feature
81 the contents. Mr.. Frances llal-,ou Bur
nets story Of Prince Fan foo'." like all 9th
n GOOD things. comes 10 au -ni a'l too soon ;
hut MI, Raylor'- Serial .'.Iuan ard .Iuanita.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-03
Brace Up.

You are fcoln. depressed. your appetite j.
poor. yuu are bothered with Headache. luu
ARE ii.ttty nery Gus. and - ncrally out OF sorts.
ana want 10 iJu~e Uy. Brace up. but not
with .limulant>. sifing medicines or hitttr>.
whirh have for their basis Very cheap. bad
whi~hcy. and which stimulate YOU for IN hour,
and then leave you 10 worse condition than
before. What l0n want i an Alternative that
will purity Your blood start healthy action of
Liver and Kidneys. restore YOUR vitality. and
give renewed health and strength. such i
medicine YOU will find IN Electric Bitcr-, and
only - cents 4 bottle at q. a. Parchcrs pru-
store
If YOU are weak and litn2uid use Lydia L.
pnhham'> Vegetable Compound. 1t is pos
tive remedy. Physicians u>c and prescribe it
freely.
The simplest and he>t regulator Of the
Di~urdcrel Liver il thu world. are Carter
IitiI, Liver PMS. They give prompt relic IN
SICK Headache. Dizziuc~>. Nausea. sc; pre-
vent and cure Constipation and Piles; remove
Sailuwncs> and rimplr~ iron the Complexion.
and are mild and gentle in their operation on
the bowels. Carriers Little Liver Pile are
small and 4, easy 10 take a. sugar one pin a
dose. Price y cents. For sale ~ :. -. W -
gin.
-Cha>. b. Ellis, of Corinna Centre, Maine
suffered from " hat some physicians thought
Cancer Of the stomach. lie says, IN the
spring Of 81, commenced taking Bells sar>a-
palilla and in six months time | was well and
felt like young man. am % years old and
feel as young as did at 40 90 cts. per bot
TIED
GIVE YOUR LAUNDREss PILE'S PEAR
LINE and she will not ruin Your clothes with
soda. lime. etc. which many Of them u>e to
facilitate the washing.
kEUCHEN CURA.
This celebrated compound will relieve Bron-
chits. IIoarsenes, and Sore Throat at once,
and if properly used will permanently cure
them.
CALDWELL SWEET Il BROS.
Propriet0rs.
Bangor, Me-
Sold everywhere.
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Assessors Notice.

r THE AS. ~sprs OF Ellsworth will lie In session
l. in their 0fic saturday, Jan. 20, and satur.
'iay Feb. >, from 1915 Il a. NJ. and from to 4 T.,
NJ, each day.
ROBERT GERRY, ! Assessors
II. FREMONT MADpoCKS, Of
CALVIN T.. JOY, J Ellsworth.
AVE-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-03

All the 'icng-hor m n in New York
Wedne> SHAY refused to handle any coal what
ever and the SIC amers and barges found
Themselves suddenly deserted. Thus the
great coal strike assuP'es wider proportions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-03
A False Report oontradioted.

We are credibly informed that the
report has been put in circulation that
the Ellsworth Water Company, when it
made proposal to furnish Ellsworth
with a system Of water works, was not
acting in COOL faith. never intending to
enter into Il written contract to con
struct and maintain a system of water
works, a proposed.
Such a report j simply ridiculous. as
we personally know. The proposition
was made in good faith. and the Com
pany has held itself in readiness, when
ever the city va, ready to accep' the
proposal, to construct and maintain the
works. exactly rs was offered.
The Company no, only made the Of
fcr in good faith, hu, - far as we can
learn-and we have read the contracts
which several Maine cities have made
for a water sv>tem-it made as good
an offer a, ha, been made To any Maine
city d, any water company, and a very
mach better one than ha, been made 10
a -rea, majority If the cities in Maine.
Gardiner. Augusta, Bath, Bruins
wick AID Calais. which have made re
r...t contracts. have an raid more for a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-03
Sold everyw here.

Judge Virgins charge 70 lhe jrfy in tie
Crockett murder IiaI al Belfast tie 18th,
occupied AZ hour ans h.f. TIE jury re-
tired at 5 O'Clock and at $50 brought in
verdict of guilt, # murder in the first de-
gree.
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The :)irig0 Business college

i the largest and oldest school Of lis class in
the State, and is Just what it claims to be, a
practical school where boys aud girls are
any practical walk in life. Every boy and
girl, every parent and guardian should send for
Il catalogue. free.
rs NEW SYSTEM SHORTHAND.
TAUGHT BY MAIL or at the College
fY Reference by permission TO Hon. III.
B. Mason, MAYOR OF Ellsworth. and to numer-
Gus graduates in and about El>w worth.
r. b. CAPEN, Principal.
3w3 Augusta, Maine.
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>-Murch & Donsev.-<
a Good Business
Education

i, the best investment that can possibly BE-
made for a boy or gr and the best preparai-
ion for he merchant, The manufacturer or the
farmer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-03

January II, is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-03
To l9G NJ. rlble Joso p Probate for lnt CoouH

THE undersigned administrator ct tue estate Of
~1t county. deceased, respectfully represents ihat
TIE goods aud ChdttrI-, nights and CREDITS OF ~lIi
deceased are not sufficient Ia pay her just debts
ami charges IF admin ratiun, bv the sum thIr
teen hundred dollars. Wherefore YOU: petitioner
pray your Honor to grant tim a license t. sell At
public or private sale, and convey all OF the real
estate of The deceased, situated Mount Desert Ia
said county, To satisfy said debts and charges Of
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vt-, ur. SAUNDERS, as
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4 Change in Currency,

$50 yon know TINT my hair used to be
pure gold Ike yours when ! was young z"
said an old lady to her grandson
stAnd is 1t because it used to be gold
that it Is silver now ~ asked the little fell
low Harpsr's Bazaar,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
] T !, Episcopal CHURCH.

Cor. King and College Streets,
REv. RoBr DOUGLAS ROLLER, RECTOR.
Sunday services, II a. M, and 7;3o
.. m. Parish Guild meets first Wednes-
day night in every month. Bible class
Thursday nights. You are welcome
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TRINITY M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
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REV. I. r.. ANDREW, PASTol

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believed to be the largest volume pub
lished. twill surprise many to know
that by printers careful reckoning IL
contains eighf times the amount Of
matter that is in The Bible, being suf.
ficent to make rs I2mo. volums snch
as usually sell for $I.25 each.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-08
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